Juliana Küster Filipe
    Position: 
             Research Fellow 
   
Address: 
             Laboratory for Foundations 
 of Computer Science 
             School of Informatics 
             University of Edinburgh
  
             JCMB, King's Buildings
  
             Mayfield Road 
             Edinburgh EH9 3JZ
 
             United Kingdom
     
Email: jkfilipe@inf.ed.ac.uk
 
   Phone: +44-131-650 5962 
   Room: 2412 
     
     
 Research interests:
        
    -  Object-oriented analysis and design
 
     -  Component-based software development
 
     -  Concurrency and distribution
 
     -  Real time
 
   - Modal logics of knowledge and belief
    
     -  Semantic models
 
     -  (Distributed) temporal logic
 
     -  Applications of category theory
 
       
        
     
Projects:
        
  I am working on an EPSRC funded IRC project Dependability of Computer-based Systems. 
 The project comprises several activities and I am primarily involved on:
    
        
             
  
    -  Activity 1: Dependable Human Interaction in Real-Time Systems
 
                    
    
    -  A literature
 review  on time and timeliness in the context of systems use and
  human communication was (partially) produced.
 
         - With Michael 
 Hildebrandt and Michael 
 Harrison (HCI, University of York): Ongoing work on "Analysing dynamic 
 function scheduling decisions using model checking".
 
         - With Stuart 
 Anderson: Ongoing work on exploring how the use of modal logics of knowledge 
 and belief can aid in the process of designing operating procedures. Also 
how a notion of clusters of knowledge, beliefs and reasoning capabilities 
 can help in modelling dependability aspects.
          
                   
    
     -  Activity 3: Design for Dependability
 
                    
    
    -  I am particularly interested in CBD and system architecture here.
 How can certain dependability requirements expressed at the architecture
level,  as contracts between components, and so on.
 
      
    
             
  
     -  Since May 2001, I am mainly working on another EPSRC funded grant 
 entitled "Logic for UML" with Julian Bradfield and Perdita Stevens.
 
       
        
     
        
 Clubs/Seminars:
    There are several clubs/seminars at LFCS (follow the links from the LFCS homepage).    
I am currently the organiser of the Applied Theory 
 and Software Engineering club which used to be called the Wednesday club.
 
     
Much more informal are what I call the UML tea 
 meetings, every Friday at 11:00 in the common room (2510). Just come and 
join us if you like. 
     
     
        
 Publications:
    For a list of publications click here. Some papers
are available as PostScript files. For an abstract just click on the title
(if available). 
   This list is not regularly updated. 
       
    
 Juliana Küster
Filipe